5 Favorite Photography Pinterest Boards

Photography is a major part to blogging. Great images draw readers in, wanting more, enjoying the visual delight you provide. Photography is more than suspending a scene in time; it is an art, a dance with time, light, color, and movement.

Learning to take interesting photos and mastering the camera are important skills for any blogger or online business.

A favorite place to find resources is Pinterest. When I want to find tutorials, tips, or ideas Pinterest is the first place I visit. The boards are varied and packed with helpful information and blog links.

5 Favorite Photography Pinterest Boards

From the many boards and pins available on Pinterest I am sharing 5 of my very favorites. I like these because they have intersting photos that inspire me, tips for good photography, blogging photography tricks, tutorials, and other very helpful tools.

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What I love most about Pinterest is the volume of information and knowledge. It is full of creativity to help learn new skills. Photography is a beautiful art but it does take skill and knowledge to capture terrific images. The learning of it is so much fun and once you know how to use your camera it becomes instinctual.

Look at images you captured 2, 3, 6 months ago and you will see changes in how you lit the subject, angles, and composition. It is always evolving into something new and fantastic.

Start with the basics. Become familiar with your camera settings. Practice and experiment. Then start changing the props, backgrounds, and subjects. Soon you will take amazing images.

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Thanks for posting these Pinterest boards! I’m following all of them now, with hopes of gaining more knowledge, learning new skills, and inspiration.Dee Williamson recently posted…New Year, Newfound Inspiration

Hey Dee! I’m still learning too but improving with each use. I think the most difficult part of photography is learning the vocabulary — ISO, Aperture, Shutter Speed, Exposure Compensation, etc. Once that’s down it gets easier. The best way to learn is to practice. I delete more than I keep but it is worth learning the camera.

Another tip — If you have time before taking “the shot” try doing your settings and taking a test shot to make sure the aperture is right, or the ISO, etc. At my son’s wrestling matches I always take a test shot during warm ups to make sure my shutter speed and ISO are correct for the lighting. 😀